高三暑期第一次月考英语试题 含答案Word格式文档下载.docx

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3.WhatdoesthemanthinkDavidshoulddo?

A.Singasong.B.Playwiththeman.C.Playthepiano.

4.Howmanypagesofexercisesshouldthespeakersdo?

A.2.B.3.C.4.

5.Whatwillthespeakerseattonight?

A.Somehome-madefood.

B.Somenicerestaurantfood.

C.Somesandwiches.

第二节（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，共22.5分）

听下面5段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；

听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatisthemannow?

A.Abankclerk.B.Asalesman.C.Aproductdesigner.

7.Howdoesthewomanreactintheend?

A.interested.B.Disappointed.C.Concerned.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whichcountrywillthewomango?

A.France.B.Spain.C.NewZealand.

9.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Plansforthesummer.B.Theirwintervacation.

C.Countriestheywanttogoto.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.WhatwasLinda’spurposeofcallingthewoman?

A.Toaskaboutatrip.B.Tosellsomeusedbooks.

C.Toaskaboutsomebooks.

11.Howmuchdidthewomanpayfortheputersciencetextbook?

A.$10.B.$15.C.$30.

12.Whydidthewomanbuytheputersciencetextbook?

A.Becauseshecouldn’tfindherowntextbook.

B.BecauseLindaaskedhertobuyitforher.

C.Becauseshewantedthenotesinit.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A.Readsomenews.B.Checkemails.C.Prepareforaschoolpaper.

14.WhydidAuntBettysendanemail?

A.Totellaboutherfamily.B.ToinvitethemtoShanghai.

C.Toaskabouttheirplansforthesummer.

15.Howwillthemanpayfortheirairtickets?

A.Byearningmoneyhimself.B.Byaskinghisauntformoney.

C.Byaskinghisfatherformoney.

16.What’sthemostprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.Brotherandsister.B.Fatheranddaughter.C.Motherandson.

听第10段材料，回答第17题至20题。

17.Howoftenistheshowbroadcast?

A.Onceperweek.B.Threetimesperweek.C.Fivetimesperweek.

18.Howmanykidspeteintheshow?

A.4.B.6.C.8.

19.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheshow?

A.Amusing.B.Touching.C.Childish.

20.Whatisthetextmeantto?

A.Toencourageexercise.B.ToremendaTVshow.C.TomentonaTVshow.

第二部分阅读理解（共20小题；

每小题2分，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

WeletoOurFestivalMarch7xx

StoryShowinOheron

Adults

8:

00pm-10:

00pm

Joininusforaneveningoftrue,personalstoriesaboutscience.etotheonlyshowwhereyoucanhearpeople——scientists,not-scientists,andhalf-scientists——tellfunnyandtouchingstoriesabouttheroleofscienceintheirlives.

Cost:

$10

MakeYourOwniPhoneCasethroughToysinbox3DPrinting

Families&

Teens&

Adults

10:

00am–12:

30pm

Inthisworkshop,youwilllearntodesignand3DprintyourowniPhonecase.First,youwilllearnhowtousea3Dprinter.Next,youwilldesigna3DmodelforyouriPhonecasethatwillhavealovelypatternandyourname.Onceyoucreatethemodel,youwillprintitoutonour3Dprinters.A3Dprintingworkerwillguideyouthroughthisprocessstep-by-step.eandenjoythisfunanduniquelearningexperience!

$35

DIYUnderwaterVehicleDesigninMITMuseum

Teens

2:

00pm–5:

Diveintotheworldofoceanengineeringbydesigningandbuildinganunderwatervehicle!

TestyourvehicleinlargetanksontheMuseum’sfloor.ShowoffyourengineeringcreationsandshareyourdesignprocesswithMuseumvisitors.

$15,Ages12AnimalKingdomforYoungOnesinMuseumofScience,Boston

Families

9:

30am–2:

Joinusforadayofhands-onsciencefundesignedespeciallyforpre-schoolers!

ActivitiesincludetheMuseum’spopular“LiveAnimalStoryTime”showsandatalkaboutbabyanimalsandbook-signingbychildren’sbookauthors.Dropinonspecialliveanimalvisitsandactivitiesintheexhibitionhalls,aswellasdesignchallengesandlabactivities——allcreatedwithyouryoungscientistinmind!

Free,AgesPre-kindergarten——Age8

21.WhatcanpeopledoinStoryShow?

A.Dorole-playgames.B.Putonscienceshows.

C.Heartouchingstories.D.Meetauthorsofthebooks.

22.Ifyouareinterestedinoceanengineering,youwillprobablyattend_______________.

A.StoryShowB.DIYUnderwaterVehicleDesign

C.MakeYourOwniPhoneCaseD.AnimalKingdomforYoungOnes

23.AnimalKingdomforYoungOnesisdesignedfor____________.

A.adultsB.childrenofallages

C.kidsunder8yearsoldD.childrenagedtwelveandolder

B

Atleast30millionshoppingcartsarerollingaroundtheworld.Infact,theshoppingcartispresentlyoneofthemostoftenuseditemsonfourwheels,secondonlytotheautomobile.Indeed,almosteverybodyinAmericawillspendapartofhisorherlifebehindashoppingcart.Theywill,inalifetime,pushitmanymiles.Butfewwillknow—oreventhinktoask—whoitwasthatinventedthem.

Mr.SylvanN.GoldmanofOklahomaCityinventedtheshoppingcartin1937.Mr.Goldman’sinventiondidnotmakehimfamous.Itdid,however,makehimveryrich.

WhenGoldmaninventedthecarthewasinthesupermarketbusiness.Everydayhewouldseeshopperslugginggroceriesaroundinbasketsthattheyhadtocarry.OnedayGoldmansuddenlyhadtheideaofputtingbasketsonwheels.Thewheeledbasketswouldmakeshoppingmucheasierforhiscustomers.Andbylighteningtheirchore,hewouldattracttheirbusiness.Consideringtheidea,Goldmanwalkedintohisofficeandsatdownonafoldingchair.Lookingdownatthechair,Goldmanhadanotheridea.Thecarts,herealized,shouldbemadesotheycouldbefoldedup.Thiswouldmakeiteasiertostorethemwhennotinuse.

OnJune4,1937,Goldman’sfirstgroupofcartswasreadyforuseinhismarket.Hewasterriblyexcitedonthemorningofthatdayascustomersbeganarriving.Hecouldn’twaittoseethemusinghisinvention.ButGoldmanwasdisappointed.Mostshoppersgavethecartsalonglook,buthardlyanybodywouldgivethematry.Afterawhile,Goldmandecidedtoaskcustomerswhytheyweren’tusinghiscarts.“Don’tyouthinkthisarmisstrongenoughtocarryashoppingbasket?

”oneoffendedshopperreplied.

Dayafterday,thesamethinghappened.Peoplewouldn’tusethecarts.Theypreferredabasketonthearmtoabasketonwheels.ButGoldmanwasn’tbeatenyet.Heknewhiscartswouldbeagreatsuccessifonlyhecouldpersuadepeopletogivethematry.Tothisend,Goldmantriedsomethingthatwasbothverycleverandveryfunny.Believeitornot,hehiredagroupofpeopletopushcartsaroundhismarketandpretendtheywereshopping!

Seeingthis,therealcustomersgraduallybegancopyingthefake（冒充的）customers.

AsGoldmanhadhoped,thecartsweresoonattractinglargerandlargernumbersofcustomerstohismarket.Butnotonlydidmorepeoplee—thosewhocameboughtmore.Withlarger,easier-to-handlebaskets,customersunconsciouslyboughtagreaternumberofgoodsthanbefore.

Today’sshoppingcartsarefivetimeslargerthanGoldman’soriginalmodel.Perhapsthat’sonereasonAmericanstodayspendmorethanfivetimesasmuchmoneyonfoodeachyearastheydidbefore1937—beforetheingoftheshoppingcart.

24.Thepassageiswrittento_______.

A.tellaboutthelifeofaninventor

B.explainthepowerofadvertising

C.introducethehistoryofaninvention

D.analyzethesecretsofbusinesssuccess

25.HowdidGoldmangetcustomerstousetheshoppingcart?

A.Byshowinghowitworked.B.Byprintingadvertisements.

C.Bygivingaspecialdiscount.D.Bydescribingwhyitwasuseful.

26.WhatunexpectedbenefitdidGoldmangain?

A.Goldmanbecamefamous.B.Shoppersboughtmoregoods.

C.Shoppingcartsbecamelarger.D.Morecustomerscametohisstore.

27.ThepassagesuggeststhefollowingsecretsofsuccessEXCEPT_______.

A.actingonyourideasB.believinginyourwork

C.usingyourimaginationD.watchingyourpetition

C

Itisyoursenseofsmellthatquicklytellsyouthereisgoodfoodinthekitchen,oryourstinky（发臭的）socksneedtobewashed.

Buthowdowerecognizesmells?

Particularsmellsturnoncertaingroupsofbraincells,scientistssay.Whenyournosecatchesawhiff（吸）ofsomething,oneof1,000differenttypesofodor-receiving（气味接收器）cellspicksitup.Thesecellssendanelectricalsignaltoaspecialpartofthebrain.

Agroupofscientistsstudiedmousebrainsusingsomeparticularodorslikevanilla,applesandfish.Theylookedatthinslicesofeachmouse’sbraintoseewhichbraincellshadbeenturnedonbyeachodor.

Thescientistsdiscoveredthateachodorproducesasimilarpatternofactivecellsindifferentmice.So,acertainbinationofcellstellsamousethatitissmellingvanilla,apples,fish,oranyoneofthethousandsofothersmells.Scientistscouldusestudieslikethistocreateamap.Itcouldshowwhichpartsofthebrainareactivatedbydifferentsmells.

Someotherscientists,however,saythatresearchersshouldalsostudyanimalsthatdonotliveinalab,whichhavespenttheirlivessmellingthingsinthenaturalworld.Withmoresmellingexperience,theymightshowquitedifferentpatterns.

28.Thispassageiswrittento________________.

A.tellaboutsmellingexperience

B.provethathumannosesarepowerful

C.explainhowournosesrecognizesmells

D.introduceanexperimentonmice

29.Whyca